Sentence examples for supposedly decided from inspiring English sources

Announced on July 7 2007, the "new seven wonders" were supposedly decided after 100 million votes were cast online.

The students won that battle in 2004, long after the United States Supreme Court supposedly decided the issue in 1979.

This is in reference to your joke about subway garbage, how in the 1960s in New York City someone supposedly decided the best way to get rid of his refuse was to gift-wrap it and leave it on a train.

Our publisher supposedly had plans to head down there right around now, but then supposedly decided not to.

Is supporting birth control -- an issue supposedly decided fifty years ago -- all it takes to be considered a feminist these days?

OF ALL the feats performed by the Sun, such as supposedly deciding the 1992 general election, evoking sympathy for Gordon Brown is the most unlikely.

At the end of Act I, a coin toss supposedly decides whether Mr. Spoonamore's account of young love in Manhattan will conclude as a comedy or a tragedy.

But there is suddenly a great deal of worry about how much he's going to win it by, and here in the press corral we are all suddenly talking about the Franklin County suburbs, which are another one of those suburban bellwethers (what is the literal definition of a bellwether? Anyone?) that supposedly decide an election at the micro scale.

Whenever the referendum is held, however, there seems to be an ever greater mismatch between its historic significance and the small-print terms on which it will supposedly be decided.

The next tactical steps are supposedly to be decided by the wider alliance talks taking place this week in London.

Between 2001 and 2003 production from the Azerbaijan company's fields will require a further export route, supposedly to be decided on by next October.